Wah, mcm can use Wriggley's bubblegum pack for cover.

That's something new to me... though I've never properly tried to compare between using on Win7 or XP... sooooo I'm blurred as well regarding this. But, now I'm using DAC during listening, so the difference between using ASIO and the DAC output is really prominent. >_>

I was about to recommend that, but yeah, the price is about RM240, more pricey than this, but for sure it is fast and warm.

More or less haha, the more you use it basically the more it will "mature", and... things can go pretty far depending on the age of usage. >_>

Well, you can use foobar to cut the songs from the cue sheet, did it and tried it and it works. basically, put the cue sheet into the playlist and click on the song you want to seperate and pretty much convert it. The converted file would only involve part of the song that you cut from the cue sheet.

This post has been edited by Farenhei147: Oct 8 2010, 02:39 PM

Well pretty much you will be using the convert button, that's what I did for a bundled few of my songs. Unless my big bro or arianne can give a different method.

*shockku* additional information for me, at least now I know I can use something else to cut the file.

Pretty much will use it and compare with GoVibe DAC. xD

General comparison between this DAC and GoVibe DAC:

GoVibe: Fast, accurate, warm and smooth, without much alteration to original sound quality.

PCM2704: Slower, accurate, significant body, slow and muddy on fast songs.

Overall, the PCM lacks the speed but makes up a lot with the body which is good for instrumental as well as slow songs. The body somehow will make it sounds really full and better than GoVibe.

But, the speed on GoVibe makes it better for fast rock and metallic sound.

Summary:

PCM2704 - For slow song with instruments, but overall within my acceptable limit of slowness.

GoVibe - Fast pace song and more suitable for a lot of genre.

Dang, need to make one like that...

My Own Version of Casing.



Haven't tried listening to it yet, whether the casing would change anything in the first place.

Hint: Mentos

Well, pretty much need to cut here and there and making it more shorter + making the hole for USB and the audio jack is a pain when you only have a knife and not a proper tool... Pretty much, good thing my experience with hobby kits helps quite a bit in making it. So, just get the candy and play around with a knife.

Agreed Though, I really do wish I have a better tool to do the job... it is still a mess, well I can make more of it in the future.